The company said it handled more than 976,000 transactions worth IDR 3.32 trillion that day.
"This shows how strong Stockbit is among retail investors," Head of Public Relations and Corporate Communication at Stockbit William said.
So far this year, Stockbit has led all 95 securities companies in Indonesia in terms of trading activity, with over 58 million transactions made on the platform.
William said this strong performance reflects growing public interest in investing, especially among younger people.
According to data from the Indonesian Central Securities Depository (KSEI), there are now almost 7.4 million stock investors in the country, with nearly 80 percent under the age of 40. This is up from 6.3 million at the end of 2024 and 5.2 million in 2023.
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To support this growth, Stockbit continues to improve its features and services.
The app does not require a minimum deposit, offers low trading fees — 0.15 percent for buying and 0.25 percent for selling — and uses strong security systems. These include fingerprint and facial recognition, two-factor authentication, and alerts for suspicious login attempts.
Stockbit also helps new investors learn through its Stockbit Academy, which offers video lessons and discussion sessions, both online and offline. It has also opened 17 Investment Galleries in partnership with IDX and local partners across Indonesia.
Other tools offered by the app include Chartbit Tools, Broker Flow, Fast Order, and Portfolio Performance, which help users make smarter investment decisions. Stockbit has also launched a desktop app for Windows and MacOS, aimed at young, tech-savvy investors.
"We want to make it easy for anyone — new or experienced — to start investing and learn about the capital market," William said.
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Editor: Rahmad Nasution
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